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Research Suggests Current Recommended Screen Time for Children is Too Restrictive
New Oxford University research suggests that existing guidance managing children’s screen time may not be as helpful as once thought.
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Watch: Superfast Electric Car to Debut at CES 2018
The world’s fastest street-legal electric supercar, the Genovation GXE, is set for a pre-production debut at CES 2018.
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New Technique Observes Charging Rate of Lithium-ion Batteries
Researchers have developed a new technique that provides a unique insight into how the charging rate of lithium-ion batteries could be a factor that is limiting their lifetime and safety.
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Heilind Electronics Now Stocking IP67-rated SealJack Rugged Ethernet Connection System
New applications under the internet of things umbrella have moved outside the typical office environment and into more demanding environmental conditions. These applications require a sealed and reliable cable assembly and jack combination. The IP67-rated SealJackTM rugged Ethernet connection system products from Bel Fuse-Steward Connector, now in stock at Heilind Electronics, are designed to handle these difficult environments.
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The Evolution of Mobile: From 1G to 5G
Cellular networks and the way we use them has evolved significantly over the past 40 years. From 1G analog phones to the 5G cellular networks of tomorrow, how did the evolution of mobile technology change how we use our phone?
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Watch: Robot That Can Adapt to Physical Damage Was Inspired by Brittle Stars
Researchers at Tohoku University and Hokkaido University have successfully developed a robot that is capable of immediately adapting to unexpected physical damage.
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Power Distribution — To Route or to Plane PC Boards
There are a few forms of the power distribution on PC boards. But which one will work best for you?
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Watch: A New Hope for Prosthetic Hand Control
A bionic hand inspired by the one worn by Luke Skywalker of Star Wars fame has replaced the conventional prosthetic used by a musician who lost part of his right arm.
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A Sunny Future for Cloud Computing
As more technology solutions are developed using artificial intelligence, machine learning and data analysis tools, cloud computing will grow comparably.
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Thermal Pads vs. Thermal Paste
Thermal pad and thermal paste materials are two different options to provide a thermal interface between a central processing unit (CPU) and heatsink. What is the difference between them and what are the advantages of these different materials?
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Low-Profile Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitor from New Yorker Electronics Breaks Energy Density Barriers
Today, distributor New Yorker Electronics announced the release of a new high-density, low-profile electrolytic capacitor series produced by Cornell Dubilier Electronics (CDE). The CDE 85C THA series ThinPack capacitors are only 8.2 mm thick while the 105C THAS Series is 9 mm.
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First Quantum™-Accelerated Silicon Product Delivered by Efinix™ and SMIC
Quantum-accelerated products will be ready for production in 2018 to address high-volume programmable acceleration markets.
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Human-machine Harmony Through Ping Pong
First-time CES exhibitor Omron Corporation will be displaying its FORPHEUS technology at the trade show, in the form of a robot table-tennis tutor.
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WWII Code-breaking Techniques Used to Interpret Brain Data
A team of researched used cryptographic techniques from WWII to decode the activity of motor neurons in the brain.
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New Light Filtering Technology Allows Flexible Filtering of Light Sources
Teams of optical physicists from Nanjing and Nankai University, China and the University of Central Florida, U.S. created a new vector polarizer design which is a huge advance in polarization technology.
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Four Smart Tech Devices for Home Water Treatment Systems
Water treatment systems are an unlikely part of your home that can easily be upgraded with the addition of a smart technology.
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Neural Stimulator Small Enough to be Injected into the Body
The injectable device may offer new treatment for chronic pain, inflammatory conditions and other afflictions of the peripheral nervous system.
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New 0RQB-D0W12LG 200 W Isolated Quarter Brick DC/DC Converter for Railway Voltages
The highly compact quarter brick is designed for traditional railway 72 V, 96 V and 110 V Bus.
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Building a DNA Detection Device with a Breath of Luck
Sensor assembly was not going well until one researcher looked up and exhaled in frustration.
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Q&A: Lights Controller Startup SanDevices Helps Spread the Holiday Spirit
With holiday lighting becoming a big-time hobby, one of our engineers sat down with Jim St. John of SanDevices to talk about the controller his company makes for holiday displays.
